Best Rocket League Cars - What Are The Rocket League Best Cars You Should Get and Why?

There are over 40 Battle cars in Rocket League, but what is the best car among them? In this guide, let’s talk about the best Rocket League cars and help you figure out a little about which car you should take a try.

Best Rocket League Cars

As you know, in Rocket League, some cars are available right away, some can be unlocked by playing the game, and some only can be collected through opening crates and buying DLCs. While no matter the free ones or paid ones, although Rocket League cars have different hitbox, turn radiuses, power, ball control, you would feel small differences affect in gameplay. So if you are asking this question is a bit like asking what the best car is what the best car is in real life obviously some brands are just better than others. But for the most part they're all just different because they're made with different people in mind. The fastest car may not have the best handling or ride the smoothest but who really cares about that, or it may be the fastest from zero to 60 but then get blown away after that point. The better question is this what is the best car for me maybe you're like me and you love Rocky League so much that you'll buy a piece of garbage like this just because it's called a freestyle.

This guide is for the people who genuinely wants to know which car would be the best for them. We're gonna be looking at how your car choice relates to ground game air game and then last and talk about the overall look and feel of the cars. If you want to buy a new car for your game, welcome to buy painted Rocket League car bodies on RocketPrices.Com, or you can buy Rocket League keys here to trade cars with other players. 

Best Rocket League Cars For Ground Game

There are two main ways to dribble in Rocket League, you can carry the ball on top of your car or you can bounce dribble. Really a well-rounded player should know how to do both of these things and use them accordingly but we're not all that well rounded and that would defeat the point. I'm making the hitbox is on each car are similar enough to be able to do all of these things with any of the cars so remember that as I go through this. But certain cars are definitely better for certain skills. So what type of player are you? Would you rather bounce dribble and take power shots or do you prefer to carry the ball and try to flick it over your opponent? If you prefer carrying and flicking, then I recommend using either the Batmobile, the Twin Mill, the Dominus or the Breakout. We would also include in there the Dominus GT and the Ice Charger. These cars are all incredibly long wide and short. This not only makes it easy to throw the ball it's also better for getting the ball on top of your car, if you can't decide between these cars wait till section 3 where we talk about the overall look and feel. If you're the type of person who prefers to bounce dribble and hit power shots, you're going to have a much easier time with taller cars. We definitely recommend trying to octane Rober the Takumi or the road hog. There are other cars with similar hip boxes that you can definitely go and try out. 

Best Rocket League Cars Air Game

The next thing to consider is how these cars function in the air. We really have no reason to believe that the cars or fly any differently, so again we're looking at the overall size of your cars and how that relates to hitting the ball in the air. The general trend is that cars with shorter hitboxes are longer and wider while cars with taller hitboxes are generally not as long or wide. in our opinion, the height of the hitbox isn't really as important for aerial game as the width and length. In fact we would argue that a thinner car could potentially have more precision on aerial shots because the car actually looks more like its hitbox. Regardless aerial game is more of a feel thing anyways, so once you're used to your car the Box probably won't really matter all that much.

Best Rocket League Cars For Looking and Feeling

The last part of this guide is probably the most important. The look of the car is really that thing that makes you spend all of your hard-earned cash on these cool little virtualbox things. You want a car that looks good especially from behind, seriously in Rocket League the front really doesn't matter, it's all about the rear. Part of this may just be that you're used to the car you've been using and like every part of Rocket League, it just takes time to get used to new things.

The feel of the car is actually a bit more tangible than some of the things we've talked about. Here's one example, let's say you're considering using the Batmobile, and we definitely think everyone should go and try the Batmobile just because of how unique it is. It's really unlike any other car in the game but one thing to consider with the Batmobile is the tilt of its hitbox, its hitbox is one of the least tilted in the game. It truly is a pancake and that's why it feels like a pancake though I like using it sometimes most of the times I don't want to feel like I'm driving a pancake but maybe you like pancakes. Let's look at the other flat cars we recommended if you haven't tried the Dominus, it is the best DLC car that they've ever put out, like the Batmobile it just has a really unique feel. Or you can try the import Dominus GT, it only cost free keys in market. Out of all the taller cars, the octane is obviously the best in terms of looks and feel, there's really no better car for ground game. The other car that we recommend trying is the road hog or the road hog XL, it honestly feels really good both in the air and on the ground and people just really don't use this car for some reason. This car has to fit with some of your personalities.